
CAZA COMMITTEES
CAZA Committees are appointed by the CAZA Board.
Executive Committee
Responsible for the ongoing operation of the association including its relationship with governments, for preparing annual business plans and supporting budgets for approval by the board and the membership and the overseeing of all contractual relations of the association.
Chair: Rachel Léger
Responsible for the development of an appropriate slate of candidates for election to the board and for the conduct of the voting process.
Chair: John Nightingale
Responsible for the receipt, investigation and resolution via recommendation to the Board for action to be taken relating to any alleged violations of the association's code of ethics.
Chair: Robin Hale
Awards Committee
Responsible for CAZA’s award process, to solicit submissions from the membership for the association's awards and to advise the Board of appropriate recipients.
Chair: Jack Sisson
Conservation and Education Committee
Responsible for establishing and maintaining programs to enhance members' collective contribution to conservation and for the development and delivery of the resulting education programs. It encourages and coordinates scientific study efforts between members, and monitors conservation activities both nationally and internationally, and where necessary, supports and coordinates members' involvement.
Chair: Denise Prefontaine
Policy Committee
Responsible for drafting new policies, reviewing existing policies and presenting recommendations on revision and implementation to the CAZA Board.
Chair: John Moran
Responsible for the development and implementation of the accreditation program and to ensure that appropriate standards of operation in all areas are developed and equitably applied to all inspections. To make the final decision for approval of institutional accreditation, subject only to appeal to the Board.
Chair: John Moran Vice-Chair: Chantal Proulx
Responsible for the identification, development and implementation of business opportunities that will increase the association’s revenue stream and thereby the members’ financial situation. This would include, but not be limited to, recruitment of sponsors and partners, pursuit of group purchasing programs and licensing agreements.
Chair: John Nightingale
Membership Services Committee
Monitors the needs of all classes of members to ensure appropriate levels of service are available, processes all applications for membership, maintains the membership database, and ensures the provision of the newsletter, roster and web based services.
Chair: Robin Hale
Monitors and records expenditures and revenues and coordinates preparation of an annual budget and an audit of the Association’s financial affairs
Works with the Conference Organizing group in the host institution to ensure a consistent, well structured and professional conference and Annual General Meeting.
Chair: Rachel Léger

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